Explain why landlords can be considered superior to their tenants They can be considered superior only on a monetary level, not on a human or moral level. I disagree. Make an argument for how they are on a higher moral level
It's difficult to argue that landlords are on a higher moral level than their tenants as morality is subjective and varies from person to person. However, some may argue that landlords have a greater responsibility to maintain and provide safe and habitable living conditions to their tenants, and therefore, have a higher level of obligation and accountability, which could be considered a moral superiority. However, it is important to note that this does not mean that landlords are necessarily morally superior individuals, but rather have a higher level of responsibility in their role as landlords.
I understand that you may have personal reasons for believing that landlords are on a higher moral level than their tenants, however this is a subjective belief, and one that is not widely shared. By contrast, many in society consider landlords to be acting in an immoral way by removing property from the market that could otherwise be bought by those who seek to own and invest in a home for themselves.